This is my first post; thank you for hosting this forum.
I am actually Dutch but have been deprived of education due to juvenile hardships. I'm presently in my adult age and would like to educate myself.
Here is for my question.
I love writing; I love writing in a classical, poetic and archaic style. However, I am certainly not very confident about my aptitude in Dutch grammar. I am inconfident about my archaic use of the word des (which I think is a conjunction) and the consequential inflection (transformation) of the noun the conjunction interacts with. Kindly correct any errors concerning des, or any other error you might detect, in the following sentence:
Thank you for yout ime, patience, and expertise."Zij die de heilige bergen van het wilde landschap bewoont, hoog boven het dwalen van de wolken; drijvend als een sluier des onwetendheids tussen de wereld der mensen en de rijken des hemels."
Should you have any book recommendations about this style of Dutch, which I cannot necessarily easily pin point (maybe Early-modern Dutch?), then that would be highly appreciated.
Yours kindly,
SilverC3ll